Re: Little bit OT: java unit test tools for java card virtual machine

The basic xUnit framework is very simple; any project that's considering 
building its own language based on a virtual machine ought to find 
implementing something similar to be a very minor part of the effort. 
Whether or not the existing JUnit would work with a subset of Java 
depends on the subset.

While IANAL, I presume you are aware that the term Java, as applied to a 
programming language, is a registered trademark of Oracle. The previous 
trademark holder, Sun, was very choosy about allowing anyone to use that 
trademark without clearing it with them. I believe Sun would not allow 
it unless the product could pass the _entire_ validation suite. I doubt 
if Oracle is any less stringent.

John Roth

On 7/10/12 4:31 PM, M. Manca wrote:
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> Hi all,
> I am searching to understand if JUnit or an other unit test framework
> for Java could be used to test Java Card Applications so the difference
> is that a subset of Java is implemented in Java Card and the virtual
> machine is different (reduced) and is called Java Card Virtual Machine
> (JCVM) instead of JVM. Any help will be very appreciated.
> Regards,
> Massimo
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